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Hi everyone, these are from my recent trip out, a more natural setting, rather than the feeder posts. The UK Blue Tit is a tiny little bird that is very twitchy, rather difficult to shoot, hope you enjoy them.

Resized for the web, slight exposure tweak/noise/sharpening and crop.

Sorry, but flickr strips the EXIF.

Quick ?, can anyone recommend a hosting site that displays images on here, that look the same as on your own PC when you have finished your PP, before you up load them to your hosting site, because i am having great difficulty getting my images to look the same on here as they do on my PC before up loading.











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Mark.
 
Great stuff Mark the first one is lovely I like the way you caught him looking at the camera ;-)

lee
 
Those are very natural looking photos with just the right amount of PP, infact I would say some of best I have seen of little bluey's.

Can you not just up them to the gallery here ? I tried a few and they look the same as my pc.
 
Gosh Mark, that is one of the cutest birds I've ever seen, and very well captured!
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yuki
 
Thanks, Lee, yeah its really nice to catch them looking your way, i always get the feeling they are checking me out.

mark.
leeland48 said:
Great stuff Mark the first one is lovely I like the way you caught him looking at the camera ;-)

lee
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Mark.
 
Hi, Barso, i have a gallery here and have used it, but my FZ150 shots never look right unless they are viewed by clicking the original tab, or opened in a new window, maybe its my PP.

mark.
Barso said:
Those are very natural looking photos with just the right amount of PP, infact I would say some of best I have seen of little bluey's.

Can you not just up them to the gallery here ? I tried a few and they look the same as my pc.
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Mark.
 
Cheers, Nicholas, i think i may just stop using flickr and go back to my Photobucket account, at least you get the exif with those. I do have a gallery here, see my reply to Barso.

mark.
Nicholas Bell said:
Nice shots, Mark - glad you posted them. They sure are cute.

Why not upload here? Then we get your EXIF data too ;)
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Mark.
 
Lovely little bird Mark,well done!

Hosting sites seem to have poor viewers and strip the EXIF,understandable given the loads they have to be dealing with.
Better DPR gallery spring board ! :)

Regards
Gajanan
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student4ever
 
No. 1, 3, 5 are my favs. This is such a pretty little bird. I wish we had them in Virginia. Thanks for sharing.
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Lovely shots! #1, #3, and #5 have a catchlight in the eye that makes them stand out. What distance were these taken from?
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Richard

 
really cute bird, well taken, Mark. It actually seemed to be flirting with you.

Noticed that #2 n #4 seemed to be the same pic? no?

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joshua
 
Hi, Joshua, lol, you almost had me their ;-) i have just checked the EXIF thinking i had made a mistake and believe it or not, they are different images, only a few seconds apart though, so well spotted for pointing it out for me, because you are right, they are so close that you would believe they were the same image, i would pull one of them out of the post if we were allowed to edit, but were are not, thanks again mate for pointing it out, i'll pay more attention in future :-)

mark.
jocaleb said:
really cute bird, well taken, Mark. It actually seemed to be flirting with you.

Noticed that #2 n #4 seemed to be the same pic? no?

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joshua
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Mark.
 
Thanks, Richard, the distance was about 15ft and the images were cropped, i agree, the catch light in the eye makes all the difference.

mark.
radamczak said:
Lovely shots! #1, #3, and #5 have a catchlight in the eye that makes them stand out. What distance were these taken from?
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Richard

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Mark.
 
Hi, Vandyu, yes they are pretty little birds aren't they, what's the saying, the grass is always greener on the other side of the street, :-) i wish we had humming birds and cardinals here in the UK.

Mark.
Vandyu said:
No. 1, 3, 5 are my favs. This is such a pretty little bird. I wish we had them in Virginia. Thanks for sharing.
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